Winter Weather Summary and Local Notices From March Day
The Daily Record reports cold temperatures and scattered rain totals for March with highs near the 50s in the northeast and 60s in the southwest. It includes senate reapportionment notes, state finance discussions, and a long list of marriages, births, and probate judgments with several local obituaries and service notices across towns such as Decorah and Iowa City.
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Bismarck
Detroit
Phoenix
Iami i
Seattle
Traffic and court notices from Mason City area
A compact county page lists multiple infractions with fines including speeding and loss of control. See names such as Linda Helbig James Bower Ronald Ard Jeannette Haymond John Bellama Armand Klus David McGee and Raymond Witherell among others. Civil suits filed include Valenta Co. versus Ed Siders Marion and Brown versus Shirley Mae Morrow.
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Linda Helbig
James E. Bower
4Th St
Ronald Ard
Higley Ave
Jeannette Haymond
20Th Ave
John Bellama
1St Ave
Armand Klus
David A. McGee
Mason City
Arthur C. Briggs
Iowa City
Melvin Albrecht
Bay Port
Mich
William Thomas
West Branch
John Sebetka
2Nd St. NW
Freda F. Wims
20Th St. Dr
Villa Lee
Terrace Hill Dr
Ronald Stuckey
1St Ave. NE
Raymond Martin
Des Moines
Raymond D. Witherell
O Ave
Ronald D. Lawson
24Th Ave. NW
Jim Lippert
2Nd Ave
Daniel Manning
Mt. Vernon Rd
Rudolph Butters
11Th St. NE
David Jarvis
Coe College
Valenta and Co
Ed Siders
Marion
G O P Okays Sales Tax Hike If Budget Gap Grows
Iowa lawmakers consider a 2 percent sales tax increase as a preferred method to raise funds for state operations over the next two years. Reports from the statehouse say Republican senators tentatively agree only if additional revenue is needed for major appropriations. After a long caucus Sen J Kendall Lynes said the group discussed the budget.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Senate
G.O.P
Sen. J. Kendall Lynes
Plainfield
Cars Must Have New Licenses by Thursday
Cedar Rapids motorists were warned that the grace period for 1961 license plates ends Wednesday. Police Chief Lester Wood said that as of the 16th any car with 1960 plates will be in violation and subject to a fine for an invalid registration.
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Lester Woodward
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Adjustment Board Grants Three Zone Requests
The Cedar Rapids board of adjustment granted three building code waivers on Monday. Dr Glenn F Clark was allowed to extend the front setback to remove a porch and add an office. Emil Bechcka received permission to add to the side yard with an 84 foot setback, four feet short of the rule. David R Lubben won partial relief for parking for a 16 unit apartment at 1220 Fourth Ave SE needing seven spaces instead of twelve. Denied were H S Dougherty for a large sign and withdrawn were Meek for a shorter side yard and Nassif for rear extension to the property line.
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Cedar Rapids
Board of Adjustment
Glenn F. Clark
Twenty-ninth St
Emil Bechcka
Third St
David R. Lubben
Third Ave
Fourth Ave
H. S. Dougherty
First Ave
Joe Meek
James Nassif
Eighth Ave
Rebels Claimed 80 Percent Liquidated in Escambray
Havana based Revolucion reports government forces have killed over 80 percent of rebels in the Escambray mountains with 39 rebels killed and 381 captured while 6 militiamen were killed in combat and 22 in accidents. The article notes Castro’s huge forces, estimates rebel strength, and accuses authorities of faking statistics by dressing prisoners in uniforms for impressions.
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Havana
Escambray Mountains
Revolucion
Escam‘brays
Alejandro Lina
Castro
Tax Exemption Bill Clears Senate Vote 44 to 5
DES MOINES Iowa senate approved a bill exempting interest bearing savings accounts and other deposits in banks from the six mill moneys and credits tax. The one mill levy remains to fund Korean war bonus bonds until paid, then ends. The measure now goes to the house.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Hhouse
Soviet geologist survives 1000 foot helicopter fall
Tass reports a Soviet geological expedition member fell about 1000 feet from a helicopter into a deep snowbank and was unhurt. The claim was transmitted from London on Tuesday by the Soviet agency.
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London
Tass
U S Ready To Offer Basis Of Test Ban Pact
President Kennedy said the United States is ready to present nuclear test ban proposals to the Soviet Union that could form a basis for a treaty fair to all contracting parties. He hopes the proposals will be accepted and talks proceed quickly toward the first international arms control agreement in the Nuclear Age. Kennedy spoke after meeting Special Ambassador Arthur Dean who heads to Geneva for resumed talks on March 21.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Russia
Arthur Dean
Geneva
Death of Niels F. Faaborg at Cedar Rapids
Niels F. Faaborg 71, longtime Collins Radio Co. employee, died after a brief illness in a hospital. Born February 3 1892 in Cedar Rapids he was married to Gladys Davis since 1913. Survived by wife two daughters five sons two sisters and thirteen grandchildren. Services set for 1 30 Thursday at Turner chapel with calling hours at the chapel.
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Niels F. Faaborg
43Rd Street
Mt. Vernon Rd
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Gladys Davis
Arthur Bruns
Ortonville
Minn
George Morrison
New Lenox
Ill
Niels N
Cole Camp
Herbert
Robert
Jim
Lynn
Walter Appelgren
Fair Oaks
Calif
Haddvig McFaddin
Turner Chapel
Man Injured by His Own Driverless Car in Driveway
Lawrence Talbott, 67, of 2043 Linnbird SE, suffered a broken pelvis and fractured hips with multiple abrasions when his driverless car rolled over him in a sloped driveway. He was taken to St Luke’s hospital in fair condition after witnesses said the car began to roll backward as he walked behind it and was dragged about 20 feet. Neighbors helped lift the rear of the car while rescuers worked to free him.
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Lawrence Talbott
Linnbird
Talbott
St. Luke’s Hospital
Oes
Flynn Named National Chairman of American Communist Party
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, age 70, elected national chairman of the American Communist Party after Eugene Dennis’s death on January 31. Her succession was announced on Monday, marking a notable leadership change for the party once linked to conspiracy charges.
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New York
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
American Communist Party
Miss Flynn
Unemployment Benefits Dip as Jobless Rate Remains High
The weekly benefit claimant count fell by a tiny amount for the week ending February 25, marking the first decline since October. About 3.408 million people, or 8.4 percent of insured workers, were idle. The seasonally adjusted rate stood at 6.8 percent, not far from January or December but well above the 4.8 percent a year earlier. Extended unemployment rose by 1.624 million in February, with two of every five unemployed last month being family breadwinners.
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Wolfbein
Funeral service for Mrs Wesley Janeba Wednesday at 2
Funeral home will host the service for Miller Mrs Wesley Janeba on Wednesday at 2 conducted by Rev John K Moore. Burial will be at Czech National Cemetery.
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Miller
Wesley
Janeba
John K. Moore
Aga Khan Visits Kennedy at White House Discusses Morals
The Aga Khan, leader of 20 million Ismaili Muslims, met President Kennedy at the White House to discuss areas of moral interest. He said the topics pertain to Ismaili communities in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. He noted a prior meeting with Kennedy in Paris five to six years ago.
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Washington
Aga Khan
Kennedy
White House
Africa
Asia
Middle East
Paris
Phi Kappa Phi Elects Five Seniors at Coe College
Five seniors from Coe College have been elected to Phi Kappa Phi. Fay Hasler Holm Marilyn Martin Smith Judy Sims Canon Robert Eby Shaw and Marge Berni will be initiated April 25 in the Coe library staff room. Dr William Murray of Coe College and Iowa State University will speak at the annual banquet at the Ox Yoke Inn in Amana that evening.
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Phi Kappa Phi
Fay Hasler Holm
Marilyn Martin Smith
Judy Sims Canon
Cedar Rapids
Robert Eby Shaw
Oelwein
Marge Berni
Chicago
Coe
William Murray
Coe College
Iowa State University
Ox Yoke Inn
Amana
Milwaukee Railroad Names Data Manager
John D Feiereisen Jr named regional data manager for the Milwaukee railroad in Cedar Rapids He began with the railroad in November 1937 as a messenger boy and has served as assistant agent at Cedar Rapids Chicago Heights and Milwaukee He has returned to Cedar Rapids with his wife and two daughters Joyce and Sandra at 125 Wilson Ave SW
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John D. Feiereisen, Jr
Milwaukee Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Feiereisen
Railroad
Chicago
Heights
Milwaukee
Joyce
Sandra
Wilson Ave
Reapportionment clash over Shaff plan discussed
Iowa lawmakers debate the Shaff plan to redraw districts with a 58 member senate and 99 member house, claim it shifts population weight. Ely warns Iowa would rank near top in senate size while critics call the plan a “travesty” and question liquor by the drink implications.
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Senate
House
Iowa
Illinois
New York
Minnesota
Ely
Ilowa
Cluever
Ber
Vermont
Cedar Rapids
Dewey E. Goode
Bloomfield
Richard Stephens
Ainsworth
Rep. Duffy
Like Magic Ad Promotes 1954 Ventise Car Sale
A Want Ad Week promotion runs March 12 to 19 offering a 1954 4-door Ventise seen by Meade and Candden Skelly. An ad spanning three lines costs $2.79 for four consecutive days, with a savings of 57 cents. Dial EM 2-1121 to inquire.
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Meade Reasonable
Candden Skelly
Oakland
Want
Khrushchev cites scientists moved to virgin lands for work
Premier Khrushchev said several Soviet scientists were fired from major cities and sent to the virgin lands region. He quoted them saying conditions for research there were better and that they preferred to stay. He spoke during a Siberia visit and criticized the anti party group of 1957.
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Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Khrushchev
Moscow
Virgin Lands
Siberia
Kennedy Names Three for Jobs
Washington AP President Kennedy on Tuesday named U Alexis Johnson ambassador to Thailand as deputy undersecretary of state for political affairs. He also chose Walter McConaughy ambassador to Korea as assistant secretary for Far Eastern affairs. Gerald Brown will join the National Labor Relations Board, succeeding Joseph Jenkins who has resigned. Brown, 46, has served since 1947 as NLRB regional director in San Francisco after joining the agency in 1942 as a field examiner in Atlanta.
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Washington
Kennedy
U. Alexis Johnson
Thailand
Walter McConaughy
Korea
Gerald Brown
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
San Francisco
Brown
Joseph Jenkins
Atlanta
Actress and driver injuries after Las Vegas visit crash near California desert
Actress Miss Lee and Ja Copetti were in Las Vegas to discuss film work when their station wagon lost a tire in a downgrade stretch of two lane desert highway about 150 miles northeast of Hollywood. Cavara said the tire broke and the car veered off the road at about 70 mph.
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Las Vegas
Lee
Jacopetti
Rome
California
Hollywood
Cavara
London clinic ends Elizabeth Taylor recovery bulletins
The London clinic will issue no more bulletins on Elizabeth Taylor's progress from pneumonia, marking a change in updates on the actress's health status.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
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